intelligence summary in a sentence

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1. An intelligence summary prepared by a Western government, and corroborated by senior U . S . diplomats, said Ostex, one of Rabinovich's companies, had been created as an arm of Nordex, a claim that Rabinovich disputed.
2. Michael Schwartz is accused of passing on secret documents and computer disks, including daily intelligence summaries, while assigned to the U . S . military training mission in Saudi Arabia, where he was posted from November 1992 to September 1994.
3. The weekly intelligence summary issued on 25 March 1946 admitted that the Indian army, navy and air force units were no longer trustworthy, and, for the army, " only day to day estimates of steadiness could be made ".
4. In the aftermath of the mutinies, the weekly intelligence summary issued on 25 March 1946 admitted that the Indian military was no longer trustworthy, and for the Army, " only day to day estimates of steadiness could be made ".
5. But the Senate report identified five highly classified intelligence summaries prepared within the CIA and then distributed outside the agency after Sept . 11 that suggested that if there were significant ties between Iraq and al-Qaida, they were difficult to prove.
6. In the Weekly Intelligence Summary of 10 March 1918, British intelligence predicted a German offensive in the Arras St . Quentin area based on air reconnaissance photographs and the testimony of deserters; the prediction was reiterated in the next summary on 17 March.
7. An intelligence summary of the Second Army assessed the German artillery in support of the of 25 September, to have been the greatest concentration of artillery on a German divisional sector ever known and was nearly four times the usual quantity for a division.
8. British military intelligence predicted the German defensive changes after the defeats of 20 and 26 September, in an intelligence summary of 1 October which led to the British being ready for, a big German counter-attack to recapture the area around Zonnebeke on 4 October.
9. In 1950 major Robert H . Williams reported in his " Williams Intelligence Summary " for February 1950 about James Paul Warburg had undertaken an assignment from financial circles in America, which desired to exercise solitary influence on Germany in the unleashing of a national revolution.
10. The undercover agent, who told Lipka he was trying to re-establish contact, succeeded in eliciting from Lipka the admission that he had supplied weekly intelligence summaries and had failed to deliver other materials only because of " bad drops, " the affidavit said.